Events

At this event, Matthew Gidden, Deputy Director of the Joint Global Change Research Institute, will discuss the role and processes of the IPCC.

Join us for the 2025 Karabelle Pizzigati Initiative Lunch & Learn Series! Come gain insights from esteemed experts in the field of children, youth, and family advocacy.

Join us for a Norman and Florence Brody Family Foundation Public Policy Forum with His Excellency the Honorable Kevin Rudd.The University of Maryland School of Public Policy welcomes Ambassador Rudd for a moderated discussion with Dean Robert Orr about Indo-Pa

Earlier this year, Meta sent shockwaves throughout the digital community with their announcement that they would be dropping their fact checking program in favor of a “Community Notes” model.

Please join us for a workshop session that will discuss the V.U.C.A. framework (volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous) and share insights on managing yourself and others as we navigate these critical moments in higher education.

Join PSGA and the Inclusive Excellence Committee for an American mahjong lesson followed by play. No experience necessary. Refreshments provided. This event is open to everyone from the SPP community.

Join us for the SEEC Alumni Fireside Chat Networking Event, a meeting dedicated to learning from and connecting with esteemed alumni making significant contributions to environmental, energy and climate policy.

At this event, Assistant Professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Zheyu Zhang will present his research on the characterization and determinants of energy poverty disconnections using smart meter data.

Speaker: Britte van Tiem, Visiting Research Scholar at UMD

Over the past twenty years, the United States has been involved in a range of conflicts, placing significant demands on the individuals who are deployed, often multiple times.

Come learn about the two graduate Project courses, PLCY690 and 790, from students currently taking the courses and the faculty who teach them. These courses are more than just a paper or project; they i

Registration for this event is not required but appreciated (for planning purposes).

The Do Good Institute is thrilled to invite you to the Do Good Challenge Finals on Tuesday, April 22, 2025. The annual Do Good Challenge inspires students to make a difference for the issues, ideas and communities they care about.

At this event, CGS Research Associate Molly Schreier will present her research on the impact of industrial parks in Indonesia on deforestation and land use.

Speaker: Adam Myers, Providence College